, 1887-08-04
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
From Thursdays daily.

painted.
Ladies' Benevolent Club meets
this evening.
The first watermelons and canta-
loupes this season arrived yesterday
at Ed. Davis
The Troubadours appear in Moore's
hall this evening. Get urreserved
seats at knights.
Water is being put in to the board.
ing house on Main street next to the
Main Street House.
All persons indebted to Mrs. M. E
Robinson will please call and settle
without further notice. 1866
G. +. Clough & Co., the new real
estate firm hung out their sign yes.
terday from No. 1, Wolverton block.
The stone foundation is laid for an
immense large residence on Second
street directly in front of the Con.
cordia hall.
- As there was not q quorum present
at the business meeting OF the \. M.
G. A. appointed for last night, the
meeting was postponed to Friday
night.
Some of the rubbish along the
street cutters has been cleaned up
by the men now under arrest. 1t Is
a great improvement to the thor
oughfares.
]. w, Seaman has moved out OF
his restaurant ON Howard street, but
intends to start again as soon as ne
can procure a suitable building.
Some gymnasium appartus has
been standing for several days in
front of the Wolverton block, pre-.
sumably for the gymnasium in that
building.
The police seem to have exhausted
the supply of drunks and disorder
lies by their large haul last Sunday
for since then there has not been
single case.
The stations of the fire department
have been appropriately draped In
! memory of +. Brickell, who was
popular member of Rescue hose COM
pany No. /.
A correspondent in the Evening
Chronicle speaking of outside adVer-
tising and the debt the public owes
its local press, hits the nail squarely
on the head.
Married. Judge Snyder, at his
office in Spokane Falls, Washington
territory, on the Sd day of August,
A. d, 1887, George +. Smith to Miss
May s. MulherIn, both of this city.
The meeting for the purpose of or
ganizing business mems social cluD
convenes this evening at Turner u
Forster's office at So'clock. Let all
interested in the project be present.
A copy of the picture of Spokane
Falls which was issued as supple
ment to the Oregonian has been
handsomely framed and is on eXhi-
bition in the window of w. j. Dyer
e. Co.
There is q whole raft of new build
ings under way south of the rail-
4 road. From IA casual view Ii looks
'9as though there were fifty structures
Tin that one locality in variou $ stages
of completion.
Yesterday Henry Nelson and Miss
Mary Peck OF Cheney were united In
marriage by Judge Booge. Mr..
Nelson is prosperous young brewer
of Cheney, where he returns to-day
with his bride.
A man who had been on trip to
lake Coeur d'Alene was heard to say
that in the vicinity of Mica point
the party to which he belonged
caught sixty fine trout and shot
good quantity of game.
Yesterday morning colt waded
into the river to drink at the bridge
across the main channel on Howard
street, and getting beyond its depth
the rapid current swept it away and
carried it over the falls.
Yesterday Bells grocery started
on its travels and by night was well
on it's way to its new location. Sever
al short delays were caused by the
breaking of windlasses and the in
terference Of telegraph wires.
A few days ago ditch was dug on
y Riverside avenue, in front Of the
Traders bank. When filled up again
quite pile of gravel was left, which
still remains interfering with travel
and detracting from the appearance
of the street.
Yesterday for the first time the
members of the new hook and lad
der company appeared in public.
1t was q sad occasion and it is hoped
that they will not be called upon
again to perform similar duty for
a long time to come.
"Truly music hath charms" was
the remark of q bronze faced, rough
ly dressed individual who was stand
ing in the store of A. l.. Davis,
listening to the harmonies which
by the skillful fingers of young
musician. There Is nearly always
group Of men about the music store
when any instrument is being played.
II. p. Palmerston and Miss f. May
Williams were united in marriage
at the residence of Mr.. Bean, Tues
day morning, Rev. Il. G. Watson Of
= ficiating. After the ceremony Mr..
land Mrs. Palmerston departed for
VCoeur d. Alene where they will
spend few days. Both the bride
and groom are we'll known here.
The former is an accomplished and
amiable young lady and the latter